Show off your Maverick Pride as our UTA Women's Basketball takes on Seattle University. Tip off starts at 2 p.m., with doors opening at 1 p.m. Get excited for Saturday Fun day with a balloon artist and a bounce house. Be sure to get there early because there are free T-shirts for the first 150 fans to arrive. Also, stick around to meet your Lady Mavs for post-game autographs.

The Korean Culture Association at UTA celebrates Seollal, the Korean Lunar New Year, with a vibrant and immersive event that showcases traditional customs and modern festivities. The celebration typically includes activities such as wearing hanbok (traditional attire), playing traditional games like yutnori, enjoying Korean food, and learning about Seollal rituals like bowing for blessings (sebae). It's an engaging opportunity for participants to experience Korean culture, connect with the community, and welcome the new year together.

Attend a fundraiser for the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE).The SASE is selling tea, fried rice, and other Asian-inspired dishes, along with merchandise and prizes, outside the Central Library!

Designed for grads by grads, this series of workshops will help students build skills and develop the materials they’ll need to succeed in job searches, doctoral applications, and fellowship competitions.Register via this LinkTree! If you have uestions, email EDGECenter@uta.edu.

Get ready to let your creativity and love take center stage at Cupid's Craft, a fun-filled event designed to celebrate Valentine’s Day with heartfelt creations!What to Expect:Create & Take: Make beautiful flower bouquets, personalized gift bags or envelopes, stylish bracelets, charming phone accessories, and heartfelt Valentine’s cards. These creations are perfect for sharing the love with your special someone or giving back to the community through donations!Break the Ice: Join our “Find Your Match” icebreaker activity to connect with fellow students in a fun and engaging way.Let’s spread love, one craft at a time!

College can be challenging, especially for neurodivergent students. Monday meet ups are a safe space for you to share your struggles if you'd like to, but if you don't want to speak you don't have to. We discuss how our neurodivergencies affect our college experience. The group can provide advice, commentary, support, and encouragement. You can request any kind of specific feedback you'd prefer. All are welcome; just join our organization and come on over. Attendance is not required for membership, but membership is needed to attend as a safety precaution for members who might share sensitive or vulnerable information during a meeting.